Kamehameha collects fourth straight ILH baseball title as Kupono Barkdull and Pono Kong combined on a three-hitter to secure a 5-1 victory over Pac-Five. Meanwhile, the City and County of Honolulu has launched a $10 million relief program for Oʻahu residents' sewer bills, offering up to $240 in credits for eligible households. For those curious about waste management, a unique tour of Oahu's trash journey has been announced with registration closing June 22. In other news, the iconic Tamashiro Market bids aloha after 85 years, marking the end of an era for the beloved Kapalama seafood store. On the legal front, a judge has ruled that key statements in the 10-year-old Geanna Bradley murder trial can be admitted in court, reigniting attention on the case. Lastly, excitement is building as the Rainbow Warriors prepare to host their first-ever volleyball playoff game this weekend at UH Manoa, promising a historic and thrilling event for local sports fans.